Networking on Windows with Docker and Nomad, How?

I´m having trouble getting networking to work. I am new to using/setting up Nomad, so I´m not sure about how it is supposed to work.

I have created 2 networks with Docker, bound to 2 different interfaces.

docker network create --attachable -d transparent -o com.docker.network.windowsshim.networkname=dmz -o com.docker.network.windowsshim.interface="dmz" dmz
docker network create --attachable -d transparent -o com.docker.network.windowsshim.networkname=prod -o com.docker.network.windowsshim.interface="Ethernet" prod

I have created 2 networks in Nomad and bound them to the networks created with Docker

    host_network "prod" {
    interface = "vEthernet (Ethernet)"
    }

    host_network "dmz" {
    interface = "vEthernet (dmz)"
    }

However when I deploy a job in Nomad, they all use the default “nat” network created by Docker.
Shouldn´t they use the network specified in the network section of the job file??
Or am I missing some configuration somewhere?
Do I need to specify more in the job file?

job "dashboard01" {
  datacenters = ["dc01"]

  update {
    max_parallel      = 3
    health_check      = "checks"
    min_healthy_time  = "10s"
    healthy_deadline  = "20m"
    progress_deadline = "25m"
    auto_revert       = false
    auto_promote      = false
    canary            = 0
    stagger           = "30s"
  }

  group "dashboard01" {
    network {   
      port "http" {
        to = "80"
        host_network = "prod"
      }
    }  

    task "dashboardweb01" {
      service {
      name = "dashboard"
      port = "http"

      check {
        type     = "http"
        path     = "/"
        port     = "http"
        interval = "10s"
        timeout  = "2s"
      }
    }
      driver = "docker"
      
      config {
        image = "registry.local:5000/dashboard:20210830104951"
        image_pull_timeout = "20m"
        ports = ["http"]
        hostname =  "dashboard"
      }
    }
    scaling {
      enabled = true
      min = 1
      max = 8
      policy {
      }
    }    
  }
}

Using Nomad 1.1.4, Docker 20.10.7 and Windows Server 2019

Ok, so I have solved this issue. Now the correct networks are used.
Solution: Set network_mode to the name of the host_network under the config section for the driver (in my case docker)

network_mode = "prod"

However this poses a new problem with the Consul integration. The health check for the service fails with:

consul_services: failed to add check "service: \"dashboard\" check": http checks require an address

It appears that neither Nomad or Docker knows the IP of the container as this gets it´s IP from DCHP.

I tried giving the container an static IP address, but still get the same error.

Anyone else have this issue?